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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1938
Page
3
The column argues Secretary Wallace failed to curb cotton and wheat yields through acreage limits and may turn to prayer. It condemns oversupply of wheat cotton and corn, unemployment, and copperhead sentiment, blaming tariff policy and efforts to control world prices by limiting imports.
In Fort Worth Star Telegram commentary, the author questions WPA Administrator Hopkins’ proposal for a permanent off-season farm subsidy in the South. The piece argues four subsidies would raise public costs and burden taxpayers, offsetting North South advantages from tariffs and rail rates, while warning of higher prices and wider wage effects.
A garbled note mentions a machine at Harvard applying 760000 pounds per square inch and warns the government may find out. It also references Roosevelt designing a five floor house and Ford winning a place on a school board amid unclear context and a fragmentary closing.
The piece critiques a columnist's view that a young man must earn $150 per month and save $3,000 before marrying. It recalls Walter Chrysler and his wife Mrs. Walter Chrysler, who started with $3 a day and $60, yet built a lasting marriage, arguing love and character matter more than money.
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The speaker criticizes party stalwarts for clinging to protectionism and praises Cordell Hull for pursuing limited reciprocal trade agreements. The piece argues repeal of protective laws would ease the burden of surplus products and urges action to address economic woes.
A Rotary speech warns against rapid judgments on Japan and China and suggests the United States may face pressure to invade Mexico to curb Communism. The speaker argues Russia could dominate China, harming cotton markets, and questions whether Communist or Japanese imperialism is the greater threat.
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